exhibit
美:/ɪɡˈzɪbɪt/
英:/ɪɡ'zɪbɪt/
v.:
展览；表现；展出
n.:
陈列品；（在法庭上出示的）物证
网络:
显示；展示；展品
词形变换: (第三人称单数) exhibits (现在分词) exhibiting (过去式) exhibited
例句
1.
My cover was blown, so I asked her to take a walk with me to the Yale Art Gallery to see the Mark Rothko exhibit.
我的西洋镜被拆穿了，于是干脆要她陪我走一走，到耶鲁美术画廊去看马克.罗思科的作品展览。
2.
Women exhibit the dark-side triad too, and can become accustomed to power and its perks as easily as a man can.
女性也会展示阴暗面，而且可以像男人一样，变得对权力和权力带来的“福利”习以为常。
3.
"Exhibit A, " he said, and my heart rate increased, but all he held up was a rumpled New York Times.
“展品A，”他说，我的心率开始加速，不过他举出来的只是一张皱巴巴的《纽约时报》。
4.
Wisdom is often associated with maturity and experience. But some people even those who are young can exhibit wisdom.
它是知识和技术的实际应用，它常常与成熟和阅历联系在一起，然而有些人甚至年轻人也能显示智慧。
5.
He began to publicly exhibit these works in 1921 in their Georgian Revival home, which had been built with Pittsburgh steel wealth.
1912年，在他们随着匹兹堡的钢铁财富建造起来的乔治亚复兴建筑风格的家中，他开始公开展示这些画作。
6.
Nevertheless , Gorbachev made it a point to exhibit his own strength publicly.
然而，戈尔巴乔夫决心公开展示自己的力量。
7.
Across the street from the park was the Friendship Hotel, and after the exhibit the man took her to the hotel entrance.
展览办在一所公园里，街对面是友谊宾馆，看完展览后，这个男人把她带到宾馆门口。
8.
Most swimmers with "swimmers' shoulder" exhibit at least one of these causes.
大多数患有“游泳肩”的运动员至少呈现这些因素其中的一种。
9.
It was exceptionally clear, almost the color of the sky, which at that very hour did not exhibit even a streak of cloud.
它格外清楚，几乎天空的颜色，在那个最小时不甚至展现一种云的条理。
10.
a seller requires a buyer of automobiles not to sell or exhibit them prior to a fixed date which represents the beginning of a model year.
此类限制的一个例子是：卖方要求汽车的购买者在代表新产品年度开始的一固定日期前不出售或展览这些汽车。